US Trivia Quiz Questions With Answers
	
    
El Paso is at the foot of which mountains?
			A: Franklin Mountains.
In which state is the USA's highest mountain?
			A: Alaska.
Which river divides 
			Boston and Cambridge?
			A: Charles.
The IMF was founded in Bretton Woods in which state?
			A: New Hampshire.
Which wind's name is North American Indian for 
			snow eater?
			A: Chinook.
Which street crosses Times Square at 42nd Street?
			A: Broadway.
Which state's largest port is at the head of the Cook inlet?
			A: Alaska.
Which 
			ocean around America is the saltiest?
			A: North Atlantic.
Roosevelt named it Shang ri la, what is it now called?
			A: Camp David.
What separates cape Cod from the rest of 
			Massachusetts?
			A: Cape Cod canal.
Who was Nevada's capital city named after?
			A: Kit Carson.
Which lake is linked by canal to the St. Lawrence and Hudson 
			rivers?
			A: Champlain.
Which mountain system stretches from 
			Alabama to Quebec?
			A: Appalachians.
Where are the headquarters of Coca Cola?
			A: Atlanta.
Charleston is on which river?
			A: Kanawaha.
Which is the largest of the inlets on the Atlantic coast?
			A: Chesapeake Bay.
Cleveland is on which of the Great Lakes?
			A: Erie.
What is the third largest city of the USA?
			A: Chicago.
Denver is on which river?
			A: South Platte.
The Black Hills are composed of which rock?
			A: Granite.
Where is Wayne State University?
			A: Detroit.
What was called 
			Windy City by a New York 
			newspaper editor?
			A: Chicago.
Mount Mitchell is the highest peak in which mountains?
			A: Blue Ridge Mountains.
What is the world's second longest single span bridge?
			A: Golden Gate Bridge.
What is the largest city in the U.S.?
			A: New York City.
What is the longest river in the US?
			A: The Missouri River.
			
What state is home to mount 
			Rushmore?
			A: South Dakota.
What is the smallest state in land area?
			A: Rhode Island.
What is the tallest mountain in the US?
			A: Mt.Denali in Alaska.
What is the lowest point in the US?
			A: The Badwater Basin in Death Valley, at 279 feet (85 m) below sea level.
What is the deepest lake in the US?
			A: Crater Lake, a volcanic crater in southern 
			Oregon with a depth of 1,949 feet. 
What is the smallest state in terms of population?
			A: Wyoming.
When was the Golden Gate Bridge built?
			A: 1933.
What is the largest city in 
			California?
			A: Los Angeles.